Javier Lafuente

Generals and colonels “allegedly knew, planned or ordered” executions, according to NGO

Francis tells president he is willing “to take on any necessary role” to reach an accord

Maduro accuses Felipe González of meeting with “extremist groups” who want to oust him

Veteran Socialist was not granted authorization to visit imprisoned opposition politician

Former Spanish prime minister awaits government permission to meet jailed activists

Former Socialist leader arrives in Caracas to help defend jailed opposition leaders

Testimonies collected by the proposed 11-member panel cannot be used for prosecutions

Venezuelan leader’s attack comes after González’s pledge to defend jailed opponents

President Morales is trying to reset relations with the US to boost lawsuit against Chile

High growth, redistribution policies and business accords help spur president to third term

Incumbent president's victory had been widely anticipated after watered-down campaign

The country has the largest lithium reserves in the world, but has yet to fully exploit them

Despite being told of what was going to happen, 7,000 supporters turned up to cheer on their team

Spain handball players Eli Pinedo and Macarena Aguilar look forward to the coming world championships

Mostly amateur side representing British colony rock solid in defense

Atlético de Madrid handball team is latest club to fold as recession deepens

Methods used to train Olympic athletes based on teamwork are proving a hit Companies are looking to move away from traditional leadership styles

Host nation thrashes much-fancied Denmark 35-19 in Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi

Spain is going for gold as host of the 2013 world handball championships

Santander’s fortunes have taken a desperate turn since relegation from Primera

Team bosses feel persecuted after spate of sendings off this season